Scott's Development

Empowering Your Development Workflow—One Script at a Time

Automate your tasks, streamline your processes, and generate your resume in seconds.

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About Scott

Scott is a developer building advanced automation solutions—Docker scripts, streaming integrations, and custom code that save you time and hassle. With quick, frictionless dev tools at your fingertips, you can focus on building great solutions, fast.

Stay tuned for new expansions: PDF generation for resumes, video tutorials, and more. Got ideas? Contribute on GitHub or email Scott.

Select your OS below or download the resume directly.
(Don’t see your OS? Contact us!)

Windows (PowerShell)

Requires Python 3.7+ installed on Windows.
Install python-docx via pip.
Download generate.py using Invoke-WebRequest.
Run the script & open your newest Word doc automatically.


# 1) Install python-docx
pip3 install python-docx

# 2) Download generate.py
Invoke-WebRequest -UseBasicParsing -Uri "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/scottsdevelopment/resume/refs/heads/main/generate.py" -OutFile "generate.py"

# 3) Execute & open newest Word doc
python3 generate.py
Start-Process ((Get-ChildItem *.docx | Sort-Object LastWriteTime -Descending | Select-Object -First 1).FullName)

Linux (Bash)

Tested on Ubuntu 22.04 & Fedora 36.
Install python-docx via pip3.
Use curl to fetch generate.py.
Run the script, then xdg-open the docx file.


# 1) Install python-docx
pip3 install python-docx

# 2) Download generate.py
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/scottsdevelopment/resume/refs/heads/main/generate.py -o generate.py

# 3) Execute & open newest Word doc
python3 generate.py
xdg-open "$(ls -t *.docx | head -n1)"

macOS (Bash/Zsh)

Install python-docx via Homebrew or python.org.
Use curl to retrieve generate.py from GitHub.
Run the script, then open the docx in Word or Pages.


# 1) Install python-docx
pip3 install python-docx

# 2) Download generate.py
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/scottsdevelopment/resume/refs/heads/main/generate.py -o generate.py

# 3) Execute & open newest Word doc
python3 generate.py
open "$(ls -t *.docx | head -n1)"

FAQ: What if I don’t have Python 3 installed?

You can install Python 3 on Windows via the Microsoft Store or python.org, on Linux via your distro’s package manager, and on macOS via Homebrew or the official installer.

FAQ: Can I generate a PDF instead?

Currently, the script only creates a .docx file. You can open that in Word or another office suite to export as PDF. Future expansions may include direct PDF output.

FAQ: Can I get the full resume?

Please reach out by email and I can provide you with my full resume.

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